Wyld Fyre is what happens when powerhouse harmonies collide with six musicians who refuse to play it safe. This is country with sparks in its boots and gasoline in its grin.
Front and center, Neva Alden commands the stage with a voice that can whisper heartbreak one minute and rattle the rafters the next. At her side, multi-instrumentalist Claudia Coltrain layers velvet-and-steel harmonies while shifting between fiddle, mandolin, acoustic guitar, and piano like she’s downshifting a muscle car. When her bow hits the strings, the air gets thinner.
In the engine room, Evan Cokeley on drums is steady and thunderous, while Jeff Stone on bass locks in grooves that feel like a long stretch of highway at sunset. Dave Montgomery drives the rhythm guitar with grit and punch, building the runway for Joe Kiplinger’s ripping lead work to take flight. Joe’s solos don’t just sing — they scorch.
Wyld Fyre puts its own flame to hits from artists like The Chicks, Megan Moroney, Taylor Swift, Tyler Childers, Miranda Lambert, and P!nk, blending modern country swagger with rock edge and fearless energy. Expect soaring fiddle lines, stadium-ready choruses, and guitar leads that slice straight through the night.
From dance floors to festival stages, Wyld Fyre doesn’t just play the hits — they light them up.
